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5- - , v f K rrHE MORNING STAR,' WILMINGTON. N. CL, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 301921. r.. j You SBoiuM Sale euma, j 33 i Reasoms Wis A rs77 BBSBBBBBSSBS? V , ess shortening 1 BEST aVA1 V ' JHE better baking it produces is not the only reason for using rValier's Dainty Flour. , Dainty is economical. Jt costs more, per sack than ordinary flour, but it requires less short ening becausefof its high quality. Moreover, ' Dainty ? is reliable- you won't have Oedless, costly failures with it.' ;; - Milled from nothing but the whitecenters of carefully select ed soft winter wheat, Valier's .Dainty Flour has unusual bakinfj qualities. It's like cream from rich, Jersey milk all quality. Order , a sack of Dainty from ?your grocer today. v You'll be surprised I at the better baking you can do with ft. u vpxm am tar THE CORBET COMP1UT, Wholesale Distributors. Wilmington, North Carolina Complimentary Dance AT LUMINA TONIGHT The Kiwanis Club and Boys' Brigade will be Our Guests A good time for all is assured Music furnished by McKoy's Orchestra Special cars leave Front and Princess 8:00 P. M. and 9:00 P. M. Leave Lumina 9:15 and 10:15 o'clock THERE WILL BE NO DANCE SATUR DAY NIGHT THIS WEEK A The Surf Is Still Warm The Most Logical Place to Spend the Day Is at EUMINA Bathing at It's Best BATH HOUSE OPEN IN AFTERNOON ; Life Guard on Duty Every Day ; -r. SUBURBAN SCHEDULE TIDEWATER. ' PdWER CO. t ot Talav September 6, 1921. -zlil -' " ' Li v. Wilmington. 6:25 A. M 6:55 A. M. . ":25 A. M. 8:30 A. M. iO.OO A. M. H:30 A. M. 1:05 P. M. 1:30 P. M. 2:00 P. M. 2:30 P. M. -.00 P. M. 1 3:30 P. M. 4:00 P. M. Lv. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. . P. M. P. M. P. M. S 6:00 6:40 S 7:io 7:40 : s is 8:15 :i:45 12:15 1.45 2:U 2:45 P. M. 3:15 P. M. :45 P. M, 4:30 T. M. 5:00 P. M. 5:35 P. M. -jT J 6:10 P. M. : f 6:40 P. M. r.i J 7:10 P. M. - 8:00 Jf. M. ;. 9:00- K M. 10:00 P.- M. V 11:00 P. M. -12:00 Midnight --v, ' . 4S15 P. M, ' '. -4:45-P; ;M. '-,,: . 6:15 Pr-M. -V. 5:45' M. f 6":20 ."P.'' M. '5s , ft6:55 PM-Kf "'f 7:20'P.VM.. a: 15 p.'M. . :: - - 9:15, PJM. . - 10:15 P. M. ; ; - ';. 11:15 P. M. 11:45 P.M.- aturdav ani! SSnndav bnlf. Luily except - Sundayij.ii Saturday only. .---...i- " You may go about your work, get better more often worse until unable 'to attend to the day's "duties. Every day you neglect your conditions, the poisons are all the time accumulating in the blood.. f . . f Delay is dangerous. : Get you a bottle of 1 1 . r vi'i's ' : jj i i . t L jricscripuuii Ks-llco luudy-ruic targe size $1.00; trial 50c; Plough's 2223 Liver Pills 25c. This treatment contains no dangerous' pf habit-forming drugs- it is guaranteed. Plough's 2223 Liver Pills are especially recommended to stimulate the liver and help throw off the poisons. All good drug gists can supply you with both the Prescrip tion and Pills. Write. Th$ 2223 Laboratory, Memphis, Term., for samples of the Pills, descriptive leaflet, and 1922 Almanac. . i Rsmption A Reliable Blood Purifier WILDERNESS FIELD IS OCCUPIED BY MARINES Special Sciedul for SMtojii ; Caw eavo .Center" every 30 mln- utes from 8 :80 A1 M." till 8:00' P. M.. .. and leave "Beach."' every 30 minute it from :6 'A. M. till J 8:15. : ' ' - . ; ' iErrelitSekedmite' :jC , t. .m Ninth v- ana nK. ";. ,9:30. A. ?M. 8:30 P M ? 3lTBeachV5A--:M,4.:15c Leave . Ninth and Orange treets. 11 A. M. ! - l.-V Leave gf-ach 12 :45 F. M v. V '.' Freight office 6penI0Xr';.t; Famous Civil War Battleground Held Last Night by Soldiers of the Sea ; FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Sept. 29. Encamped tonight on the heights north of Wilderness creek, with outposts covering practically the same vantage points as those engaged, in the battle of Chancellorr.ville and other desperate struggles of the 60s, the marine ex peditionary force was ready to go over the top tomorrow morning ' against an imiginary foe in the first sham engage ment of their extended manuever. The plans for tomorrow's exercises call for a spectacular exhibition of in fantry, artillery and airplanes. The marines will "nave as spectators about 20 member's cf congress, several army and navy officers of high rank, Maj. Gen. John J.. Lejeune, marine com mandant; 1 B7.ig.-Gen. Wendell Neville, who commanded the marine brigade in France, and otheis. Today's hike of nearly 20 miles fromJ Fredericr:stuvg, . where the men f.pent the nigbt, to the Wilderness run, wis a long and duity ohe, and proved a severe test of -fie physical fitness of the men after cheir two rainy nights in the field. A brigadier-general carrying a 60 pound pack ami. a rifle, hiking 18 miles a day, was witnessed on today's march from Fredericksburg. Brig-Gen. Smed ley, D. B-jtler, who has won two con gressional' mtdals of honor and distin guished himself in France by convert ing Brest from a mud-hole into a fine camp, was the general, the rack and rifle being borrowed from a private who had begun to shovr the fleets of the long hike. The ger eral shouldered the pack and rifle of the sick man, and set off down th road, gathering up parties of stragglers as he went. It was not until nearly 7 o'clock that the general reached the camp, after hiking the whole cMstancf:, but 1 he brought -with him every straggler. TRJXITY COLLEGE OBSERVES BENEFACTOR'S DAY OCTOBER 3 (Special to The Star) DURHAM. Sept. 29. Gifts which have been made to Trinity college dur ing the past year will be announced by Dr. W. P. Few, president of the insti tution, at exercises to be held on the occasion of the celebration of Bene factor's day October 3. The exercises will be held in the as sembly hall of Southgate Memorial building at 8 o'clock p. m. The cele bration of Benefactor's day is in keep ing with a policy instituted several years ago. The college .will give a holiday in connection with the cele bration. , In the morning the board of trustees and the alumni council will hold meet ings. At noon the trustees, alumni, and faculty will have luncheon in the dining hall of the Southgate building. Short speeches will be made at this time. 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From every standpoint- investiture, its all star cast, sumpfuousness of settings, brilliance of directorial execution, richness of costumes, quality of story and general artistry, 'this picture marks a distfnet epoch in screen pro duction of . the decade. The story, written ,-by - Jennie Mac pherscm, and 'suggested by the famous play by Arthur Schnitzler, deals with an impressionable young man of wealth who -finds time to interest himself" in the affairs of others and who learns -by.- practical . experience that-it pays best to attend to one's own affairs arid let others' do the same. , - GRAND - Charles Ray's master, film, "The Old Swlmmin'. Hole," , from 'James Whit comb Riley's immortal poem, opens at the Grand ' today and will play two days with a, special reduced price mat inee . tomorrow for children. In "The Old Swimmln Hole," pre sented by Arthur 'S: Kane as a First National attraction. Charles Ray, that master of rustic roles, imparts a natur alness to that of Ezra, the mischievous boy, which makes you forget that . you are a spectator. It lifts you out of yourself so, completely that once again you are ref-enactlng .the scenes, of your childhood: and "are"' wending your way through 'the meadows of memory. Seldom does, a picture so delight one wmm aa does this. There are laughs a-plenty and an occasional tear and that phoky I feeling that only the art of the true artist can create.- i i ROYAL Herman Lewis and his Laughterland : company will inaugurate their third j and final bill at the Royal, opening , with matinee this aiternoon ana promise patrons another snappy, zest ful and ente-taining musical comedy play with all new specialties hat is sure' to please immensely. Harry "Slim" Williams, formerly with Vogel's minstrels, is making a decided hit in blackface roles. " t, BIJOU As Eddie Polo's greatest "serial, "Po or Die," Approaches its thrilling climax the action is getting faster and more furious, and today's chapter at the Bijou will be found replete with .the kind of action that keeps you right on the edge of your seat. Pathe News today shows The Giants in action in their last game with Pittsburgh. "JOLLIES" NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Ticket teams are out today selling tickets for the coming minstrel musi cale comedy, "The Jollies of . 1922,'? which the Y. -M, O A. will present at the Academy Monday and Tuesday nights. The Jollies will hold all fea tures that are seen in the big road shows and will be .a combination of minstrelsy, musical comedy, and- vau deville. Such end . men. as BiIlle Burke, P,t Reserved Seats' Go on . Sale Tomorrow Morning for The piiiliiii At Elvington's Drug Store Dodson's Liver Tone Instead of Calomel Calomel: is quicksUver. It attacks the bones and paralyzes the liver. Your dealer sells each bottle "of pleasant harmless "Dodson's Liver Tone" under an Ironclad, money-back guarantee that it will 'regulate -liver,, stomach and bowels better than icalomel. With out sickening or slivatihg you 15 million bottles sold. (adv.) Gherkin, M. H. Crocker, W. J. Hobbs, Gilmer White, Sidney Andrews, George White, and Ed. Ennis, are giving their time nightly in order to make the "Jollies" a bis success. Some of the above black-face men will have fun ny songs while others will have jokes on the people around town , that-will keep the audience In an ,uproar during the entire show. . - '- Another feature of the showvwill be the tombourine work of the entire minstrel group.; There" will be 30 tanis in action and this worlc will beautify "Minstreland" 50 per 'cent.-, ' - " . One other feature in the second act will be the song and dance number. "He's Me Kiddo," sung by Miss Mary Picket and Jimmie McKoy. These two will be backed up by a chotus 'of 16 boys and girls in a. Bowery walt'z this number alone will be enough; to stop the show, 'r ' . ' ! The Jollies will close with the "Pal ace of the King of Gazook" and orien tal scene from start to finish. ' .During this part, Miss Christine Butler will present an Oriental dance. Many other clever bits ' will be seen all through this act, in fact there"- will be ' every thing from, blackface comedy to -Oriental dancing. ; s Tickets-can be exchanged 'for reserv ed seats 'at Elvington's drug store, starting Saturday October 1, at 9 a. m. ROYAL ALL NEW BILL TODAY! THE LAUGHTERLAND COMPANY WITH "SLIM" W ILLIAKS I. flLACKFACF. ( MATJJVEE, 3:K) I5L- ' NIGHT, 73()-0t00 TODAY AND . SATURDAY 1 GRAND WHERE THE CROWDS - GO! " James Whitcomb Riley's jfamous. poem made Into a photoplay that will live forever. Positively . one of the year's biggest treAts. Don't miss this picture! -- --. SPECIAL 11c MATINEE FOE CHILDREN, TOMORROW!-. 'x . Today You , Get More Than' Your Share of TUrllls - 1 ' Eddie Polo in "DO OR DIE" - PATHE NEWS SEE THt GIANTS INV ACTION .AGAIN ST THE ' i ;- - '-- - - - ; PIRATES ' - - -. -- :V 4 Not only a dainty, de-1 - ' lightful toilet twder ASK for ordiBary uses, but ,"ANY . it is an excellent skin DEALER medication ' as "well. . r ' Soothing; healing and " ' v - ANTISEPTIC id The Affairs Ariatol All the richneitg, romance - and, dashing . . fashion that- have made De Mlllc the master of" beautiful ' screen produetlons - more brilliantly staged than 'ever be fore, t n this, his greatest photo-enter-tatnment. -' v -. Played by a cast that for number of famus artists has never - been ap proached in the history, of stage . or screen.- . . f- . See what happened In the "Green Pan, the- "Devil's Cloister, society's "Mys tic Seance," and a score I .other thrill- - lnjg"cenes ' In boudoir, drawing room f and , Broadway's .haunts,, of pleasure. '-- , ' : -' ' ''. ;": it " i ' 1 A social lion's adventures In love. Rust-! ling with silken luxury. Alluring with beautiful women. Woven Inter a heart-- -atirrlng human ' story: as : real as life . can be, ' ' ' ' NOW PLAYING, ilatinee, aiSO'' .;-! r . t ,15c, 25c- 35e, Nlfihts,r45-dl0 ir - i At-
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